A great ankle length, unique, unusual quality article name of Hudson Jeans Women's Nico Midrise Ankle Super Skinny 5-Pocket Jean, Gotham, 28 at an current price of (180.0, 'USD') that will amaze you and satisfy your need.

92% Cotton/6% Polyester/2% Elastane

Made in the USA and Imported

Machine Wash

Soft, stretch denim fabric

9 inch rise

28 inch inseam hits at the ankle

10 inch leg opening

Made in USA

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Denim is a sturdy cotton warp faced twill textile, in which the weft passes under two or more warp threads. This twill weave produces a famous diagonal ribbed pattern on the denim, which is distinct from cotton duck. This is typical of the majority of indigo denim that only the base nor dyed weft remains as plain white. As a result of warp-faced twill weave, one side of the textile then displays a blue warp and on the other hand shows the white weft. This is why jeans are white on the inside. Process indigo dye, in which the core of the warp threads remains white, generates fading characteristics Denim is, which are unique in comparison to each othertextiles. Etymology, and origin The name "denim" comes from the French Serge De Nimes, referring to the city of Nmes. Denim traditionally colored blue with indigo dye to make blue jeans, even though "jean" previously marked differences, lighter cottonfabric. The modern use of the word "jean" comes from the French word for Genoa, Italy (genes), which were made of the first denim trousers. Denim was used in the US since the late 18th century. It was introduced in California Levi Strauss-who in 1853 during the California Gold Rush-denimfabrics importedimported from France and used to create a strong, solid pants that would later become the ubiquitous blue jeans. Dry or raw denim Dry or raw denim (in contrast with the "washed denim") is denim, which is not washed off, after it has been colored in production. Over time, denim will generally fade, which is considered desirable by some people. During the process of wear, it will be fading tend to occur in those parts of the article that receive the most stress. In a pair of jeans, these parts include the upper thighs, ankles, and the area behind the knee. After the article of clothing, the majority of washed denim articles to make them softer and reduce or eliminate shrinkage (which could lead article does not fit properly when the owner of the opera). In addition to opera, "washed denim is sometimes artificially distressed to produce" worn "look. Many complaints artificially distressed denim that is reminiscent of dry denim is faded. The jeans made of denim, dry, so faded effect on a person's body borne, and their daily life activities. This process creates what many enthusiasts feel that they are more "natural" look like appearance artificially distressed denim. In order to facilitate the natural distressing process, some wearers of dry denim refrain from washing your jeans for more than six months. Most dry denim is made from 100% cotton and comes from many different countries. In particular, the US, Zimbabwe and Japan are popular sources of cotton for the manufacture of raw denim. Some denimheads prefer denim one country to another, for its alleged durability, fade and feel. Dry denim also varies in weight, usually measured vs. weight in ounces yard denim. 12 Oz. Or less is considered lightdenim, 12 Oz. 16 Oz. It is considered mid-weight, and more than 16 Oz. It is considered heavy weight. Heavyweightdenim is much more rigid and wear resistant, but may also take longer bear to break in and feel comfortable. Samples fading Samples fading on jeans by wearing them long periods without washing causes, have become the main allure of dry denim. Such patterns are a way of "personalizing" clothing. These patterns have specific names: Combs or combs - These are pale lines, which can be found behind the knee. Whiskers - faded stripes surrounding area crotch of the jeans. Stacks - These are created with the inseam jeans hemmed a few inches longer than the actual length of the legs. The third fabric is then folded back on top of the shoe, resulting in a faded area to form around the ankle, which extends to the area of the bar. Train tracks - They appear on items denim. This model showcases Selvage formed by two sets of coming to resemble train tracks. The selvage denim selvage is the edge of the fabric as it comes from the loom. Where are woven or knitted so that they will not fray, Ravel, or curl. Selvage denim refers to a unique type of Selvage, which is made by using the continuous transverse yarn (weft), which is passed back and forth through the vertical base beams. It is traditionally closed on both edges with a contrasting base (usually red); that is why this type of denim is sometimes referred to as the "Red Selvage." This method of weaving Selvage is only possible when using shuttle looms. Shuttle loom weaving narrower 30-inch fabric, which is on average half the width of modern shuttleless Sulzer looms. Therefore, it is necessary to move more goods to a pair of jeans from the edge of denim (about three yards). To maximize yield, most of jeans made of denim and have a wide flat out sea, which uses the entire width of the fabric, including the edges. Selvage denim has come to be associated with premium quality jeans that show end edges of the loom instead overlocked edges, which are shown on other jeans. Coloring Denim was originally colored with a dye produced from the plant INDIGOFERA tincture, but most of today denim is dyed with synthetic indigo color. In both cases, the yarn made a repeated sequence of diving and oxidation - more than dips, the stronger the color indigo. Rope dyeing is considered the best way to yarn-dyeing, it eliminates shading across the width of the fabric. The alternative "process slasher" is cheaper because it takes only one Beaming process. In rope dyeing, the Beaming done twice. Colored denimDenimfabric painting is divided into two categories: indigo dyeing and sulfur dyeing. Indigo dye produces traditional blue or shades like it. Sulfur dye produces special black and other colors such as red, pink, purple, gray, rust, mustard and green. Stretch denim Stretch denim includes an elastic component such as spandex. This creates a certain amount of "give" in garments made from stretchdenim. Only a small fraction (around 3%) of the spandex in the fabric is needed to create a lot of extending the capacity of about 15%. However, this feature will shorten the life of wearing apparel. Usage Clothing Accessories Belts Bags (purses) Tote bags Furniture Bean bag chairs Lamp shades Upholstery Vehicles Between 1973 and 1975 Volkswagen Beetle made Jeans, who had all denim jacket. It also repeated this concept in some newer models. AMC offered a slender package for its Gremlin LEFT and pacer models, which was actually spun nylon to imitate denim. Jeep has also offered Levi's trim packages. Market Worldwide For 2007, the global market for denim amounted to 51600000000 USD, demand is increasing by 5% and the supply is growing by 8% a year. More than 50% of denim is produced in Asia, most of it in China, India, Turkey, Pakistan and Bangladesh. The table below shows where they are in the world of denim mills.

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